John Dryden : tercentenary essays
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John Dryden : tercentenary essays
Clarendon Press , New York : Oxford University Press, c2000
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"The last parting of Hector and Andromache"
"According to my genius" : Dryden's translation of "The first book of Homer's Ilias"
The final "Memorial of my own principles"
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Introduction : Is Dryden a classic? / Paul Hammond
- Mac Flecknoe, Heir of Augustus / Howard Erskine-Hill
- Dryden's Milton and the theatre of imagination / Nicholas von Maltzahn
- Dryden and the staging of popular politics / Paulina Kewes
- Constructing classicism : Dryden and Purcell / Harold Love
- Dryden and Congreve's collaboration in The double dealer / Jennifer Brady
- Alexander's feast, or, The power of musique : the poem and its readers / Tom Mason and Adam Rounce
- Dryden, Tonson, and the patrons of The works of Virgil (1697) / John Barnard
- 'The last parting of Hector and Andromache' / Robin Sowerby
- 'According to my genius' : Dryden's translation of 'The first book of Homer's Ilias' / James A. Winn
- The final 'Memorial of my own principles' : Dryden's alter egos in his later career / Cedric D. Reverand II
- Dryden and the dissolution of things : the decay of structures in Dryden's later writing / Steven N. Zwicker
- Editing, authenticity, and translation : re-presenting Dryden's poetry in 2000 / David Hopkins
- Appendix : Some contemporary references to Dryden / Paul Hammond